Waltham Public Works Committee approves request for utility data on gas work. The five-member panel, with all present, approved a request for National Grid to provide the location of gas mains on Mt Pleasant and Buxton and their repair and replacement timelines. The committee tabled a McDevitt
Waltham Public Works Committee tabled McDevitt resolution, reviewed private road projects. The Public Works and Public Safety Committee, chaired by Chairwoman Dunn, voted by voice to take all 17-80s and private-to-public way projects collectively off the table for discussion, with Assistant
Waltham Public Works Committee approves Big Belly Trash Container for railroad depot. The committee unanimously approved Councillor LaFauci's motion to request that DPW Director Chiasson identify suitable city locations for the installation, followed by approval of the full Resolution. The
Public Works Committee tables street opening and private-way petitions. The board, chaired by Councillor Dunn with Councillors Katz, King, LaFauci, and Tzioumis present, deferred action on all pending street opening and private-to-public conversion matters pending a briefing from Assistant
Waltham deferred decision on street-opening petition pending legal review. Property owner Joe Dragone presented a petition to open a street at 108 Greer Street for water and sewer hookups necessary for a 3,500-square-foot house with a proposed 37-foot patch curb to curb. Following motions by
Waltham Public Works and Public Safety Committee tables street petition discussion. With all five members present, the committee heard from City Attorney Learned regarding outstanding issues on the Blossom Street improvement petition, which involves connecting approximately 140 feet of private Pine
Waltham's Public Works and Public Safety Committee unanimously elects Caren Dunn chair for 2026. All four councillors present voted in favor: Dunn, King, LaFauci, and Tzioumis, with Councillor Katz absent. Councillor LaFauci was elected Chair Pro Tem. The committee tabled approval of its December
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